01-28-2015
Comparing files by date/time
I am trying to compare identically named files in different directories and replace a file only with a newer version. Is there a way of doing this?
TIA
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SOELIMINATE(1) BSD General Commands Manual SOELIMINATE(1)
NAME
soeliminate -- interpret .so directive in manpages
SYNOPSIS
soeliminate [-Crtv] [-I dir] [files ...]
DESCRIPTION
soeliminate reads files lines by lines.
If a line starts by: ``.so anotherfile'' it replace the line by processing ``anotherfile''. Otherwise the line is printed to stdout.
-C Compatibility with GNU groff's soelim(1) (does nothing).
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